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“˜We are activists, hear us roar’ At our recent event, with our greatest admiration and passion, we extolled freedom and individual rights. With our greatest hatred and intolerance, we condemned religious dogma, the response to free speech with violence, and tyranny ““ offense and irrational sensitivities be damned. Read more...

Spring break: two words that conjure up images of sandy beaches, bikini-clad coeds, and cheap cervezas. After these last rough weeks of studying for finals and writing papers, we UCLA students often feel that we deserve a break from the monotony of college. Read more...

The Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005, HR 4437, introduced by House Judiciary Chairman Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) will make all 11 million undocumented immigrants aggravated felons, subjecting them to deportation, imprisonment and depriving them of any access to a hearing prior to deportation (“Send Your Thoughts,” March 16). Read more...

March 19 marked the third anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. People on all sides of the aisle admit by now that this war, or at least the way it was fought, was a terrible mistake. Read more...

No protest doesn’t mean no problem The article “Controversial cartoons yield calm discussion” (News, March 13) presents the event, organized by the student group L.O.G.I.C., as going well, given that there were no protests. Read more...

A little over a decade ago, the world watched as at least 500,000 were killed in the Rwandan genocide. Despite the promises of “never again,” we are once again faced with a massacre that fails to generate sustained attention. Read more...